Bourbon Street in New Orleans

With a rich history and iconic buildings, Bourbon Street boasts a number of historical aspects that make it a compelling day-time attraction. When the sun sets, however, the legendary street explodes with a vibrant nightlife unlike any other. From music halls and nightclubs to bars and burlesque, this iconic area offers a fascinating diversity of venues, ranging from sexy to sophisticated and everything in between.

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11:00 a.m. – 2:00 a.m.

Events

Mardis Gras

Southern Decadence Festival

Activities

Nightclubs

Bars

Burlesque

Music

FAQs

Is there only Jazz on Bourbon Street?

While the area is known for jazz, it also features more than 100 clubs that play blues, rock, pop, folk, zydeco and funk. It also plays host to a number of prime venues which attract top local and national acts.

When is the best time of the year to visit?

Although it's especially hot during July and August, lodging prices tend to be lower. December and January also offer reasonably good deals, along with much milder temperatures. March and October generally provide the best temperatures and most intriguing events; however, they also tend to be the busiest months of the year.